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They are consistent enough that I and most other developers have no trouble telling whether something is likely to get removed for being too offensive. The peop
by caskance 11y ago
They are consistent enough that I and most other developers have no trouble telling whether something is likely to get removed for being too offensive. The people that find their criteria capricious and unprofessional do things like ask "what about the New York Times app? They report on bad stuff!"
- simoncion 11y agoI'll fold up my reply to both of your replies to my comments here. > They are consistent enough that I and most other developers have no trouble telling... You and your cohort must have some pretty powerful psychic powers. :) You should sell Apple App Store Guideline Compliance services. You'd make a mint.
- caskance 11y agoBecause the kind of person who makes a drone strike tracker app is going to pay $5k for us to tell them "no, Apple will probably remove your app"?
- simoncion 11y agoWhy charge $5k? Charge $50->$100 a pop, since it'll obviously be like -at most- three minutes of work. :)
- caskance 11y agoBecause that's how much I'd need to charge to actually do that instead of my current job.
- cwyers 11y agoGiven the amount of time it apparently took you to figure this app would be approved, this works out to like a million an hour.
- caskance 11y agoBecause that's how much I'd need to charge to actually do that instead of my current job.